The phrase 'put up a list' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about displaying a list of items, such as putting a list of chores on your fridge, or hanging a list of safety instructions on the wall. For example: "I'm going to put up a list so everyone knows what their responsibilities are."
Yet it is so easy to put up a list of the stations in the network with an elevator.
The cable network even put up a list of questions likely to be asked of Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney ("Describe actions on Sept. 11, 2001").
"VH1 put up a list, in the office, of artists — Cher, Nickelback, whoever was big at the time — that I wasn't allowed to make fun of.
Find a slot in the unordered list (ul) and put up a list entry.
They've put up a list of some of the sites here, and it's a doozy.
Put up a list of the Top 25 Blogs where readers can vote for their own favorites.
In November, she even put up a listing that advertised a fake Christmas tree brooch from Eisenberg Ice, a vintage costume jewelry maker, just to make people aware of the fraud.
The New York City website had put up a listing for the fireworks, stating "fireworks displays" would occur on Thursday at 9.45pm near Liberty Island, and the New York City emergency notification system had tweeted about the event on Wednesday, but the National Park Service for the Statue of Liberty national monument and Ellis Island admitted there was a relative lack of publicity.
Just last week, Dutch retailer ThePhoneHouse jumped the gun and put up a listing for the thus-far unannounced LG Optimus 3D.
The big box retailer put up a listing for the smart watch on their website, which had a full list of specs as well as a $249 price tag.
Though not officially announced, a Dutch retailer has just put up a listing for the HTC Incredible S in an awesome beet red hue.
